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THROUGH THE STATE;
Accidents and Incidents In %Host Virgin

Accidents and Incidents In :Host Virginia
5g,ss 3 and Vicinity. IS 81 b +5l,3
y Upon the opening the present term Of
court In Lewis county, James Rife, a
young man 10 years old, confessed 10
breaking into a storo at Walkersville last
May, and the charge Of burglary npainet
him, and was sentenced to one year In the
Moundsville penitentiary, 3ll}783i; 5;84;
$F Levi Murphy, while walking on the
railroad track near the BarboureyilIe.
Cabell county, depot, was struck by5 a
material train and instantly killed, The
unfortunate man lived ak miles from
Barbouraville, was IS yeara Of ugs and
iesyea a vile and two children. X lsss. =.
Madison Beaver, who has been been cconf,nad
in the jail at Middlebuurne for eeyeral
weeks on q charge Of selling LIQUOR. man.
aged to escape: He pushed out \ the
heater In the floor above and Climbed
through the hole. x The room above. was
unoccupied, but was locked, and II ia evi.
dent that some one from outside plipnat]
Into the building and unlocked the doo1
tor him. After getting on. he took nSa the
pike Tor siateraville, and was seen thare a,
20 was qloealng into OHIO, - 's :
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MIR. BLUNT's TRIAL.
MRS. Blunt . Granddaughter OF tho Poet,
Lord Byron. ltrF Z, NJ

t.. J - u
Lord Byron. 7tt
LONDON, Oct. 26.-Lady Anne Blunt,
who was SO grossly ill.treated by
the Irish police at the timo Of her
husbands arrest on Sunday, is the
daughter Of Ada, .the only legitimate
child OF the ereat poet, Lord Byron.
Aoa, 70 whom 80 many Btapzas vera ad.
dressed by her talented father. mar.
ried the present earl of Loyolsce.
Lady Anne's husband, M7. Wilfred
Blunt, belongs to Sussex comfy
family, and served ior some yeara in
the diplomatic service. He ia cbieav
known for his advocscy OF and intimacy
with Arabi Pssha, the Egyptian insuroent
leader, while on the turf his Mans ia on.
soclated with several futile attempts to
popalarize the Arab breed OF horses on
btl.lan race courses: Mr.. Blunt 10 great
The trial Of Mr. Eluut opened yesterday
Ct WQodio7d. Ireland. Mr.. Roman an.
peared as counael for tho prosecution
and Mr.. Harrington, N, n, ior the
deiense. Mr.. Harrington applied
ior Hummonses against Magistrate
hiyrno 1or assault upon Mr.. Blunt, Do.
clsion wao postponed. Mr.. Byrne W..
called to the witness stand, "a ;tes.
tined that he warned Mr. Z Blnnt
twice on shs platform at tbe meat. meat
iips On Sunday 10 desist from sneak.
,ug, : ~, Dut az went on all the same. Wit
NESS Ms pI uia n0s bee anybody assault
WI, WI aRns' but before he gave: the
Esnet i, 1or 4 mis- arrest he found him
1y,ng on the ground and Lady
blont lying over him. During the hear
ing the crown counsel announced hat
Engilsh and lrlah ayitators in London
would he treated similarly. "A :. :
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"Blinkyni Morgnnis Trial.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 2e.-The greater
part of the testimony introduced in the
"Elinky" Morgan trial at .Rsvenna to-day
was OF the same enaTaste; cg that intro.
duced yesterday to prove an alibl for John
Coughlin. Experts in penmanship swore
that the heading on the register of the
Metropolitan Hotel at :EIyra on Feb.
ruary 4, was written Ly tao
same pesson who n wrote I three
or four letters dated al Ravenna and
algned by John Coughlin. Other Witnesses
declared that they saw Ooughlin in EIyria
on February 4. Thomas storr, an express.
man, who berled the stolen fnrs from this
city to Bedford, whencs they vsre ship.
ped to Pittsburgh, .wss osllod and testified
that Morgan was not one Of the men who
hired, or rode with him. II.
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FRAUD TRIUMPHANT.
IN nALrIMonE CRY ELEcr1oN.
The Gosmhn Ring, In It's Usual Manner, ID.
creasos Its Majority for rMayor--Repnbii.g
cana Make Large Gains In Council.
WIN Now Fight for tho State. n

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2G.-Considering the
exciting campaign preceding It, to-day 8
election for Mayor passed OF with uu.
usual quietness. i-3..
There were few disturbances Of email
Importance and one fatal shooting atrray,
in which Edward Alters, an Independent
Democrat, shot and killed Edward barley,
one Of tho rsgulara. Alters friends claim
tho shooting was accidental, but he was
placed under arrest and will bs charged
with murder. t3s5st ,,Fg4 4
The vote polled aggregates 05,075, OF
which Latrobe { (Democrat) got 81. .G40, and
Bartlett tRepubllcan) 3o.435. giving Lat
robe majority Of 1905, a Democratic
gain Of nearly 9. 900 slncs tho election for
Mayor two yesra ugo. The newly elected
City Council will consist Of twelve Dem.
ocrsta and eight Republicans In tho
Firat Branch. and seven Democratic and
three Republicans in the Second Branch.
The result Of the election was great
surprise to the Republicans, who counted
largely on the Rsiormers' aid, and were
confident OF victory. 22'l.s-2ss >, al .,Is
Alroady cries Of fraud are heard and
Efforts will be made to carry the State
at the Gubsrnstorial election two weeks
hence. !i'l.
y DEMOCRATIC METHODS. .t$
The Democratic authorities refused TO
grant the request OF the Reform League to
takesteps to preventfrauds, and there Is no
doubt but that frauda were practiced as
usual. The heavy gains made by the Re.
publicans In the Council ore significant.
Heretofore the minority hna only been
represented In that body by one or two
members. The returns tonight show a
clear gain Of not lesn than eight Council
men, which fact Is not at all diacouragiug.
AS an illustration Of the peculiar methods
Of the Democratic bosaes to turn the tide
in their favor, the following card by T.
Wallis Blackstone, which appeared in all
the morning papers, is quoted: ..fs
S5"The Infamous chargesan insinustions
contained in the Evening Mtws, headed :
"RAIpRD ~ RRrEATEns,"
and which will doubtless appear in the
Sun on election day, only shows thSt, a
stale trick heretofore prsct!ced by the
higher grade Of criminals. who have 70.
peatedly robbed the psop!e OF their votes
in tho past, is being revived now. Not a
man bnt knows that nearly every irdi-
vidual arrested within the last two days
as Republican repsster" was brough.
here by their own agents, arrested after
arrival, and put in jail, either for the pur-
POGO of intimidating ignorant voters or 10
be themselves released on election dsy,
condilionally upon their voting for La.
trobe.Hi ~ i. n 5 p
There are strong hopes Of carrying the
State for the Republican ticket, the gain
Of Councilmen being regarded ss 9 good
omen. ii ~ -. ta
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l$ADvlCEs FNoM CHINA.
Great Loss Of Lifs BY ,shipwrscks-Big War

Great Loss Of Lifa by shipwrecks-Bls War
CONTRACT. is q !s-
Ban FRANclsco, CAt,R Oct. ee6.-The
steamship Gaelic arrived this morning
FROM Hong Kong and Yokohoms, snd
brinSs adyices to the effect that on Sep
tembar Is the Chinese transport Waylee
waH loat in Pescadoreu and ESQ Chinese
and five Europeans were drowned. The
British bark Oxford WAS stranded on the
Cataan coast September 10, hut no lives
Eere lost: It is also reported that the
steamer Anton encountered q tJphoon,
during which the second officer and
twent-four Chinese we're washed over.
board aud drowned. The typhoon is re-
ported from various places in the China
ses, and nearly all vessels arriving at
Hong Kong ere reported as having suf.
isred more or less. It is reported that
Jardine, Mattieson & Co. have concluded
to contract with the Yiceroy, L. Hung
Chang, Tor supply of S.O00. 900 worth Of
war material. - 4 .t:s +.
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HER IDENTITY.
The Aullioress OF f"See.Snw" u Second Cousin
< of tho preslt emit. - ~ ssgfs

The Aullioress OF "See.Snw'' a Second Cousin
& of tho President. = 10.
NEW YoRK, Oct. es.-A Detroit special
says: 1t is asccrtained that the author Of
the book ."'see-saw, by One Of 'em," a
story Of department life in Washington, is
Miss Cleveland, n second cousin Of the
President, who has government position
at Washington. ;.s .t,.S:, n ~
Tho characters Of the book are but thin
ly disguised Michi.snders undnr assumed
names The villain Of tho book ~ said to
be no less q parsonage than Governor
Swinelord, who lin the book is repro.
sentod as having Tilted tho lady, to whom
he waa engaged, and married another.
ELLA Tripa" OF the story Is Mrs. Electra
Smith, postmis.ress at Sterling, I'll. <; e.
The President is also introduced Into
the book and tho heroine is represented
as stunping for him during the last
campaign, : 90 Miss Cleveland really did.
The heroine mas all the characteristics,
and is really the anthore. .es herself. Mics
Cleveland is well.known IN Mi,higan. She
has a remarkable gift and hSa done all
such work on salary. ~ Il & ,3,s, fl.S IS
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SOMEONE has conceived the brilliant
ideR Of turning lose in Ohio eminent
speakers from the South to make the atmo.
sphere hot fer Governor Foraker. This
may be said in advancs, they can do all
the talking they want to. and they will
no. bs warned to losve the State within
tittsen minutes under pain Of terrible
visitation. Indeed, no suspect that Gov.
esnor Foraker has had a finger in this pie,
for itis-going to be good thing for him.
Foraker is shrewd and bold operator.
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ue Accepted a Bribs.

MONTREAL, Oct. ao.-1n the bribery
hearing yesterday afternoon Senator .Thi.
hodeau admitted that he had taken and
kept for bis own use $500 to iorwsrd the
wishes Of the st.. Lawrence sugar refinery
to be permitted to lay pipes to its works.
He says he would have asked for $20O 900
II he thought be could got 1t. A 5f;fS'ss3gti
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Mr.. RcpEEr GARRErr's friends say the
feature Of the telegraph deal which en-.
ragged him was that Gould had already
offered him and he refused ss.0OO,0OO ior
tho property, Mr.. Garrett wanting $l0..
100000. His friends say further that he
came home from Europe in company with
a representative Of Amsterdam capitalists
who were ready to pay slO,OO0,oOO and
had sent 100000 to bind the bargain.
Enough to rile anybody. VI N 4. y. Il !.
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The dynamograpn is long.distance
type.wsitins machine, which, 1t is thought,
will make quite lively competition for the
telephone. A company has been formed
to push the invention, and since It does
not depend in any way upon sound, there
is curious interest to know how the Bell
people will try to show that it infringes
their patent. They must try, If the thing
is Of practical utility.
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4 A Mob Aftsir. a wiro n1uirdor.,r. AZ,

MOUNT sTERllsa, KY, Oct. 2G.-Bsn
Howard who has been separated
from his wife for thres I imonthe
past, met her at a ) sto!e and beca,,se
sne would not return home with
MN shos her dead. A posse OF thirty
men surrounded Howard in the woodn
and at last accounts were exchanging shots
WITH him: It iB intended to capture him
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Nowit Is a Pnpor Bag rruae.

NEw YoRx, Oct. 26.--A morning paper
states that State Senator tArkell is organ.
islng !"psper lag trust It Is composed
OF the eight leading paper stock manutac.
turera gol the country, and is to have S,
capita! ol two millions, 1t Is to be known
as the American Paper Bag Com pauy.
James Arkell will be President and 6. !.
". Grouse, Of Akron, 0i,H5Yice President,
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JEFF DAVIS
IL Inspired to speak at Macon by the Sigh
- l-Hitl OF u Rebel Flag, sIasFl Z i

IL Inspired to Speak at Macon by the Sight
OF Rebel Flag. s.
MACON, GA, Oct. oa.-rhirty thousand
veterans from: all parts Of the South as.
aembled here to-day and were reviewed.
1twaa arranged that Mr.. Dsvis ahould not
speak, owing to his feeble condition, but
at tho sigh. Of the tattered Confederate
flag in tho procession iio arose and said
that he was like that aag In that no wss
torn and riven by storm,, aud he looked
upon it as memento Of Whist had been
doneby fathers aud sons. 10 was glad to
see them sgain. x
Short speeches wcTs made by Governor
Gordon and Senator Co'g1it. y Is
: Thc1e were %. GOO ,visisoys at the State
Fair, where Mr.. Dayia again re7isxed the
veterans IN the afternoon.
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bilious Escort Rlnfr.J.

Conk, Oct. 26.-Mr. John Dillon was
escorted to the railway station last even.
ing by large crowd, who sang patriotic
gongs while passing the police barrscks,
The police sailed forth and piled their
batons upon the heads Of the crowd, re-.
gardless Of consequences. Mr.. Dillon was
about to addresa the police and tho crowd
when magistrate appeared and read the
rlot act. Upon the advice Of Mr.. Dillon
and the Mayor the crowd dispersed.
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For tho Adynncc 70 M ont 81 Woman.

NRw Yong, Oct e6.SThe association
for the advancement q women began its
fifteenth snnual session this morning ia
the Masonic Temple. The forenoon sas.
sion was occupied In the election Of on.
cers, hearing reports from other branches
Of the organization all over the United
Statos and discussing thess rsports. The
convention will ba in session about three
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DISAPPOINTED PKoulBIr1oN1s1s
What Their Oounsel Say About tho su.
prone Courts Action.

What Their Counse1 Say About tho su.
prone Courts Action. 5gs
WAsu1NoroN, Oct. 2e.-The counsel who
are striving to maintain the validity Of the
Kansas and lows prohibitory legislstion
before the United statea Supreme Court
are earneatly endcavoriug to get additional
argument before the court before any de.
Sision shall lie announced, si'. K 4. y
The denial of the motion to advance
the cases pending on the docket and to
withhold deciaion upon cases already ar.
gued wss apparently disappointment to
the Prohibitionista. They seem to feel
that iurtner asgumont OF thcir csuso ia
important II not eesential. s35 20 = K"
Alter the decree OF the court deny;no
the motion to advance pending cases was
snnnunQad, 4ttoraey General kradiord,
OF Kansas, offered motion in the Su..
preme Court to reopen the cases hitherto
argued, and submitted, on the ground that
the counsel on the sothsr side (for tho
liquor intercsl) violated an agreomept,
that alter having agreed to enbmit tbs
caae on briefs they put in o;ai argument,
The court directed That the motion be
printed. f3,ligH5e5g;E7 ~. n !. y
Those who we're opposing prohibition
contend that there. was no violation OF
any agreement. They ssy there was an
agreement between tho counsel represent.
ing both sides in Kansas, but that aid moi
sstend beyond counsel then in the case :
that the counHel' 'tnsn in The case did moi
aubnit an oral argument. but Mr.. Ohoste.
Of New York, who was specially empIoyed
by the brewers OF New. York, made the
argument; that no agreement between
the counsel in Kanaas City could be bind.
ing upon him, and hence the claim OF q
ViolatiGn o.aGJeeIiaat is nGs well touhdsd,
Attorney General Bradford and Mr..
Packard, counsel for the Prohibitionlsts.,
in conversation with O reporter, said thot
they could not conceive that the denial Of
the motion TO advance by the court iit...
pllen that TIE forthcoming DECISION will be-
adverse to prohibition. l"This is a ouep.
ton Of the greatest importancs,n said Nr,
Packard. q "a decision oyerthfowinp the
prohibition legislation would be Wide.
opread in its objects. It Is one OF the most
important iarresching questions tbs
court has ever had before 1t, and it etands
to reaaon that the court would not refuse
additional light il it contemplated a derip-
ION ngainas the validity OF the prohibit6ry
statutus. The court would naturally
want all the light it could" tain before
announcing such Q decision: 81. !
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Z Several Persous Perish.

sE Dusklnk, FRANCE, Oct, GA, terrible
explosion occurred at Deputy Tryptrom's
petroleum refinery to-day. A fire broke
out Immediately; and the building was
Quilted. The flames spread to the adjoin.
iag saw mills, which are still burning,
Several psrsons have perished in the !,
flames, and seven nerioualy burned have
been taken to hospitals, d.
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Minister Wnsl,burL'A; Funeral.

CalcAao, ost. 20 The funeral services
over the remains OF the late E!ihue B.
Nashbusn took plaza at 5 o'clock this
afternoon in Unity church. The coffin
was covered with q. mass Of beautiful
flowers, tho most noteworthy being cross
OF ferns mingled with the flag Of Ger.
many,a testimonial from tho German
Consul. The front Of the hitar was draped
with the colors Of the U United States,
mingled with the flags Of Germany and
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Want Marriage Law, .nev,,,d. I

QFrAwA, OST., Ocs 26.-It is understood
that the dominion Government has ex-
pressed to the Imperial Government a de.
sire that the laws in different parts OF the
empire bearing upon the question OF
marriaga with u 6 deceased ywiies2 sister
should be aaalmilated In order 10 Go %ausS
with existing anomalies. u
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DEAD'wPooD, yDAk., Oct ga slide Of
rock has occurred on the 100 foot level of
the Iron Hill mine, bringing dows:nn. ore Of
the estimated value Of 100000. Z a chunk
as large as a mans head, which is one
mass OF horn silver 50 rich; that part of il
WAS eawed Of Tor assay, has been brought
over from the mine and placed on oxhi.
hilton VI - VI 'Irs..eS,.J - -.
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Assc, yiat cd Press onlcer. Elected, 8 =

DsTRolr, Oct. The following are tho
dirsctora elected by the Western Assoc
ciated Press at It's meeting held in this
city to-day: Richard Smith, W. N. Halde-
man d. ms Houser, w. D. rBickham, W.
K. Sullivan, q. H. Byram and NJ. NJ.
DeYoung. This Board elected the follow
ing officers for tho ensuing year;; Presi-
dent. Ieaac N. { Msck Vice President,
James Phelan; Secretary, B. Baker; Gen.
eral Manager, William Henry Smith; ;
Executive Committee, Eichard Smith, W.
n. Haldeman and W. K. Sullivan. Fl
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In Honor OF the Veterans.

f. ClSclNSArI, Oct. 26---Mayor Smith has
called upon the oitizsng in a proclamation
asking them to close their places Of busl.
ness during tho Grand Army parade to.
morrow afternoon AZ loug proeseslon ct
Grand Army men ia expected and many.
visitors will be present.
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THE shabby behavior Of the retiring
Democratic gas oAlcsra will not entirely
obs.ruct tho future operations Of the Re-
publican Board and its appointees. Per.
haps they refused to tell anything bscauae
thoy know go little to tell. II we are cor.
rectly informed their books tell a story
OF s!olid incapacity aggravated by remark.
able negligence. 4 .S'F
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Z Fighting Albanian DrIeanJ,.

BELGRADE, Oct. ga sharp engage
ment has taken place on the frontier Of
servia, between Albanian brigands who
attempted to raid into seryia, and a force
OF frontier guards. Ten Seryians and
twenty Albanians were killed. Two ssr-
Wan batta!ions have been ordered 10 the
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The Nav. nm s.,,.,,,,,,.,

y LONDON, Oct. 26.-The Nt,o. says that
L. Lord !! Salisbury must already regre. the
rsshness Of his choice. Chambsrlain's
Temper Is much against him in politics
and la likely to bs fatal in diplomacy. : Ho I
seems TO- have forgotten that Ame-ican
cltlzens, whether Of English or Iriah blood.
are not propitiated by insult, ia ~ y. -
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ng Vsu ou's Chrl,tian Assoc

!. Young vspon's Christian Association.
4 Esv Yong, Oct. 26.-This WAS the
second days eonfsronl Of the Young
;Womon'H Christian Association oi .tho
United states. Mrs. Fiske, Of New
Haven, presided. Mrs. II. IS. Tiffany,
made report Of the work done by the
Lsdies' Christian Union, giving m aac.
count Of the condition o; Affairs Of tho two
homes for women I, conducted by the
society. Papers were read by Mrs. NJ. E.
Eansom, Of Cleveland, Ohio, and Miss
Lawson, CT Bohton, on .''PreventivoWork,n =,
and by Miss M O. Thompson, Of Phila.
delphia, on "Amusementa. y n sz,5; q "a
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RICHIE Q. e., W., Oct. 28.-John
R. Rmgeway,who wastaken from this coun-
ty to- the insane asylum recently, died in
that institution :last week and was brought
to his home near Mole Hill and bu.
rled !by the Mas,ns, of which order he
vas member. He leaves large family.
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The attendance was large and the affair
was an enjoyable SUCCESS 10 every respect,

Y DoH'7 trif!e with any Throat or Lung
Disease. If you have Cough or Cold, OF
Whoopiug Cough, use -Ackes's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. It
is positive cure, and we guarantee 1t.
Price 10 and 50c. Logan 4 Co.., O. R,
Goetse, Q. Menkemiller, R. =. Burt and
Bowie Bros. " i i VI 5s, - : B g..
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Tho Weather, NAV iut.r,or.. .,

RIouAoNn, VA,. Oct. 26.-A flue misty
I,ain has been falling hero for aeyenty..wo
hours and threatens 10 seriously in.erfere
both with the State Fair aud with The
ceremonies connected with tho laying to.
morrow Of the corner stone Of the Lee
monument. All trains Il 70 Bringing
crowds Of visitors. 80 . :,
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/ Want the, Nesupllcen Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20 ---Ssvsrsl members Of
the Republican State Committee, jointly
with a number Of other prominent and
influential Republicans, held q meet;
ing this tf:ernton to have talk over
the location h ol tho e mex. Nation
al Republican Convention. After
some informal discussion committee Of
twelve leading men OF tho party was .ap.
pointed TO tskc charge Of the whole mat
ter and do everything In their power to
prevail upen the National Committee to
select St. Louis as the place to hold tho
next Republican National Convention. N
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a alass Strike Almost Certain. /, +

PlrrspuAaH, Oct. Pct is now almoat
settled fact that the pressed glass work.
ers, Of the American Flint Glass ~ yorkera
Arscclstion viii go on g etriks on Novem.
Der !, The hitch between tho manaiaa.
turers and workmen seem5 to be on az.
count Of ,breakage. The manufacturers
insist that the gathering boys must pay
for all the broken ware, but the workmen
will not agres to thiH. I. II
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An Historic on.,,, n.,,,..,,,..., ,..,J,i t' X.

'YIzssA, Oct. 2C.-Prince Cz artoryskI's
historic castle at 1nstoviaka, near Oarco,w,,,,
has been destroyed by fire. The contents len
Of the picture gallery, which occupied tha
whole OF the second story, were Lost, The
gallery contained valuable collection nj If
art Curios II an "a, -5I -